Signals in Django is not what you want
When I was new to Django and building an application, I soon found myself wanting to lower the coupling between various parts of business logic. In particular, there was a requirement that specific changes to data needed to be logged in a way that would be accessible to users. For instance, when a user would post a message, or add another user to a project, or delete some information from a project, a log entry would be created to record the action. These log entries would have their own list view, where users would then be able to filter and sort through the events to see what had been going on in their project.
Messing with images
Messing with pixel colors in CSS can be tricky. I have recently been presented with a tricky challenge, which doesn't seem to have a straightforward solution, but rather, only a lot of partial answers, so I wanted to explore that a little.
JAMstack appeal
Short for "JavaScript, API, and Markup". In short, the idea is that a website/webapp doesn't need server side processing, but can be precompiled to a set of markup files and scripts that communicate with APIs to deliver dynamic and data-bound features.